Summary
Meyzeek Middle in Louisville, Kentucky, serves grades 6–8 and enrolls 847 students. Its latest state test results show a sharp difference by grade: eighth-graders scored 53% in math and 49% in reading, compared with 27% and 35% for sixth-graders. Eighth-grade math and reading were above state rates of 39% and 40%, while sixth-grade results were below state rates of 42% and 54%. The clearest takeaway is that grade 8 is a relative strength, while grade 6 is a marked weak point.
Across tested grades, Meyzeek’s 2025–2026 averages were higher than Jefferson County in every subject, by about 8 to 18 percentage points. Its largest district advantages were in social studies (18 points) and writing (12 points). Compared with the state, however, Meyzeek was ahead only in social studies (9 points), editing and mechanics (3 points), and science (1 point); it was behind in math (1 point), reading (4 points), and writing (4 points). Eighth-grade results stand out among nearby schools: Meyzeek tied with Barret Traditional Middle for second in math, behind Noe Middle, and ranked third in reading behind those same schools.
Scores have declined over four years in every tested subject, despite some improvement in the latest year: math fell from about 54% in 2022–2023 to 39% in 2025–2026, and reading from about 60% to 44%. SchoolDigger’s statewide ranking is now at the 52nd percentile, up from 47 last year but well below its 94th-percentile high in 2020–2021; it has a 3-star rating and ranks third among nearby schools with ranking data. SchoolDigger’s subgroup rankings differ notably: its relative-effectiveness ranking for Asian students was at the 97th percentile, while its ranking for Low Socio Economic Status students was at the 5th. As context, the 2024–2025 student-teacher ratio was 16.7, and 51% of students were free/reduced lunch eligible, below the nearby-school average of 65%. Chronic absenteeism was 33% in 2025–2026, compared with 24% statewide.
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